Eric Gordy, professor at the University College London, told Radio Free Europe that Aleksandar Vucic’s victory in the Serbian presidential elections will not bring anything new in the policy that Vucic has led so far as Prime Minister of Serbia and leader of the Serbian Progressive Party. “Vucic will keep playing the card as an acceptable option for the West.
Brussels based correspondent of this daily, Augustin Palokaj, writes that at the time when the U.S.
Pristina Mayor Shpend Ahmeti said in an interview for KTV on Wednesday that the Orthodox church in the yard of Pristina University must not be demolished but rather remain there as evidence of what former Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic wanted to do in Kosovo. Ahmeti said the municipality of Pristina has not received any documentation for the church which was built by Milosevic’s regime. He said that Serbia does not want to recognize the state of Kosovo and that this is why they are not submitting the documents required for legalization.
The paper’s front-page editorial notes that “the decision of the Ranillug municipal assembly to name a street after Slobodan Milosevic is another scandalous example of the divisive and provocative spirit that the Serbian List is promoting in central and local institutions”.